Borderline [1950]

Director:	William A. Seiter
Writer:	Devery Freeman
Composer:	Hans J. Salter

Length:	88 minutes (1 hour 28 minutes)
MPAA Rating:	UR
Sorting Category:	Crime

IMDB Rating:	6.1/10
Amazon Rating:	4.0/5 stars
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Classifications:

Drama
Mystery
Action
Family

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Collection:	50 Movie Pack Hollywood Legends
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Synopsis: Two undercover agents infiltrate a drug-smuggling ring in Mexico, but neither is aware of the other's identity.

Reaction: It's interesting to see MacMurray in this kind of role. Too bad the movie isn't the best. Not terrible, but it's a bit weak a few areas.

Personal Rating: 6/10

Select Cast and Crew

William A. Seiter	=>	Director
Devery Freeman	=>	Writer
Hans J. Salter	=>	Composer
Charles Lane	=>	Peterson--U.S. Customs Man ^(uncredited)
Chris-Pin Martin	=>	Pepi--Hotel Clerk ^(uncredited)
Claire Trevor	=>	Madeleine Haley
Clifton Young	=>	Suspect Questioned by Whittaker ^(uncredited)
Don Diamond	=>	Deusik
Fred MacMurray	=>	Johnny McEvoy, aka Johnny Macklin

Grazia Narciso	=>	Porfirio's Wife
Gregg Martell	=>	Ernie--Gumbin's Henchman ^(uncredited)
John Indrisano	=>	Gumbin's Henchman ^(uncredited)
Jos� Torvay	=>	Miguel (as Jose Torvay)
Morris Ankrum	=>	Bill Whittaker
Nacho Galindo	=>	Porfirio
Paul Fierro	=>	Alonzo--Mexican Policeman ^(uncredited)
Pepe Hern	=>	Pablo
Ralph Brooks	=>	Charlie--Police Detective ^(uncredited)
Raymond Burr	=>	Pete Ritchie
Richard Irving	=>	Al ^(uncredited)
Roy Roberts	=>	Harvey Gumbin

Random Trivia For This Title:

"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on October 8, 1951 with Claire Trevor and Fred MacMurray reprising their film roles.